Monday, January 10, 2011

Flawless False Eyelashes

There are times in your life when you want a little extra drama. False eyelashes, when applied properly, can add a special polish to your look that gets heads turning. Many of my brides enjoy lashes for an extra feminine touch on their big day. If you are thinking about trying false lashes, read the tips below so you can go faux like a pro.

Lashes made from real hair often look more natural than synthetic or plastic lashes. However, these fall into a vegan "gray area," as many are from human hair.

Lashes come in strips or individuals (clumps of a few lashes). I typically recommend strip lashes, as they provide more control and are easier for beginners to use.

If you want just a hint of drama with strip lashes, cut off a portion to use on the outer corners of your eyes (usually using about 1/3 to 1/2 of the strip).

Lash extensions have recently increased in popularity. They are usually synthetic strands applied to your eyelashes individually to provide a natural look. Initial application fees are often over $150, with touch-ups required every 2-4 weeks. Be sure to ask about cruelty-free options (read more here).

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